New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM BERLIN.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL GOSSIP.
MATTERS TO COME BEFORE THE REICHsTAG-A RE-
MARK OF THE EMPEROR ON BISMARCK.

MATTERS TO COME BEFORE THE REICHsTAG-A RE-
MARK OF THE EMPEROR ON BISMARCK.
Copprghted 1897 BY the York Assoefated PTess
BERLIN, Aug. 20.-The Reichstag will Reasonable at
he beginning OF November The agitation begun by the
hgraran party has made deep impression on the Gov
ernmen and has resulted in the preparation OF bill
which will be submitted in the early part OF the session.
taisrg the duties OH corn. Another leading measure
which will be considered during the session Will be
Workmen's Insurance bill.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH.
Emperor williams slowly recovering from an attack
OF rheumatism. He well enough to-day TO receive
verbal reports OF State business and to entertain small
party dinner The alarming reports about his condl
ton, Que OF which stated that he had had ut OF
apopexy were totally without foundation There have
not even been any symptoms of renewal OF his old
aiment Of the kidneys. Owing to the dampness az
Babelsbcrg however his physicians strongly III ged his
immediate return to Berlin. and 1t was his compliance
with this advice that gave rise TO the stories OF his se
GUS illness.
DR.. MACKESzIEs REPORT on THE CROWN PRINCE
THROAT.
Dr. Mackenzie, the Crown Princes English physician
has sent to the SewYork Associated Press correspond
ent here special report OF the Princes present cohu
ton The progress made he says, Is Satisfactory anu
there is every prospect for permanent cure OF the
Princes malaiy On the other hand, II appears irom
the doctors report that the curative process WI" DO
sow and that while there Is nj present no recurrence OF
the growth in the Princes throat II Is not unlikely thas
there will be regrowth several occasions oeiore
permanent is effected. The most troublesome ieat
ure the the doctor says is the constant DISPOSE
take cold rather tho predspostion to copges
ton Of the membrane Of the arynx occurring
In different parts Of the organ and to obyiate this Dr.
Mackenzie will recommend that the Crown Prince pass
the greater part Of the coming winter at Venice OF Peg
He will also advise the Prince abstain from using his
voice much possible. The Crown Prince VIII
attend none of the military maneuvres this year.
THE KAISER DOES NOT EAT ALL BISMARCK COOKS.
story was circulated at Gasten, at the time OF
Emperor Williams departure that in the interview be-
the German and Austrian Emperors the latter mad
remarked the profound impression that had been pro-
duced upon him by Prince Bismarcks speech In farha-
ment regarding The Kaiser is said 10 nave
replied: BAIL 1t was needless to attach so much
Importance to II. Bismarck cooks as he Wishes but
that Is no reason why should eat everything
that is cooked When find dish strong strike It
from the menu
PRINCE HOHENLOHE WILL SURELY RESIGN.
tits reported that the visit of Prince Hohenlohe to the
Emperor Ems has only postponed his resgnatio OF
the Governorship of Alsace Lorraine as Prince Bis
marck who him for the check in the Germaniza-
ton of the Rechsand continues TO insist upon his re-
moval.
PLANS FOR A GREAT DISABLING COMPANY
Prince Bismarck has teegraphed 10 some Breslau dis
tillers who supporting proposed spirit company,
thai Join in the scheme himself because OF bis
official position Nearly all the spirit producers of the
Empire have promised adhesion to the project The
COMPANY, however, meets with strong condemnation
from the PrOgrcssist journals. when accuse frlhce
Bismarcks friends OF having organized gigantic DouTse
speculation The Government Journals deny that Prince
Bismarck has any connection with the mater anu aver
that 1t is simply affair between the distefs and Tie
proposed company.
GE ;MANYS FOREIGN TRADE.
The report of the Mayence Chamber of Commerce on
the years trade concludes as follows:
German commerce and industry have done their
utmost Persia. China. Japan. Australia and South
and Central Africa Enterprising German Lanufact-
urers and traders have secured a standing in those
countries maintain and widen which Will lie Ger
nianys object during the coming year..
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE RAILWAYS
Fresh rimors are aost that the Government intend TO
purchase railways These reports have infused
life into the railway market and large business
done during the last week Bulgarian events have had
little effect on the Bourse and change for the better
has come over the speculation market owiLg the
porary lu in political warfare. Even the business In
Russian securities larger than for some time.
ALsATIAN SOLDIERS LIBERATED.
number of Alsatan soldiers who were arrested at
Mavenee three weeks ago a charge OF belonging to
society with reasonable purposes have just been
liberated because or a lack OF evidence
THE AMERICAN CONSULATE AT PLAUEN.
The new American Consulate opened at Plauen on
the 18th inst.
TELEPHONES IL LUsArIA.
Most OF the important manufacturing towns In the
Prussan and Saxon parts OF Lusaa about TO esab
lsh telephone communication among themselves and
with the cities OF Berlin, Dresden and Lcipsic
A MONUMENT To Won CHAMIS-o.
The Emperor has contributed 900 marks toward
monument to the poet and naturalist Won Chamisso, TO
be erected at Berlin.